Southern New Mexico Meteor Fireball 22nov2011?

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Serena K.-Las Cruces, NM:
Last night we watched a reddish-orangish ball slowly ‘fall’ on the NE side of town. It would fade then get bright again, sort of like someone smoking a big cigarette in the sky. Not sure what it was, but it was cool! All I could think about was all the ‘end of days’ horror movies. I live in Las Cruces, southeast part of town (?). We saw ‘it’ November 22, Tuesday night around 8 – 8:30. Serena  Thank you Serena!...Checking NMSU All Sky Cameras for video. Will post if/when obtained

New Mexico Meteor Fireball 09nov2011

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The Wilsons-Albuquerque, NM:
My Wife seen a fiery meteor in the sky here in albuquerque 200 miles away from you
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Saw something similar that was on the south side of the sky heading north-wards. This thing was so big when I looked up it looked like one of the street lights then started falling toward the ground. I yelled at my husband to look up and it had already disenegrated while on fire

Joan D.-Santa Fe, NM:

I saw this same event in the sky about 6:30PM Mountain Time in Santa Fe.  An orange flash in the eastern sky moving north with a long tail...awesome with the full moon. 

Joan in Santa Fe

Bright Green Central New Mexico Meteor Fireball Captured by ELPALLSKY Sandia Sentinel Fireball Camera 04AUG2011

Central NM Fireball Captured At 03:56:50 UTC 05AUG2011 (9:56:50 P.M. MDT 04AUG2011)-Visual Magnitude: -6.5 Duration: 2.8 Seconds

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Todd P.-Albuquerque, NM:
Saw a bright green meteor while looking S. from my balcony in Albuquerque last night (Aug 4, 2011) a few minutes before 10 PM MDT.  Sky was partly cloudy with partial moon in W.  Passage lasted a second or more and went from NE to S where I could no longer see it due to clouds.  Was bright enough I waited to hear some kind of boom or sound, but never heard anything.     thank you Todd! The ELPALLSKY/Sandia Sentinel Fireball Camera captured the event in the following composite flight image and video. Enjoy!

image above and video below courtesy and (c) 2011 ELPALLSKY-click to enlarge-in image N is up & E is left

Meteor Fireball Central New Mexico 06:51:59 UTC 01MAY2011...Captured By ELPALLSKY...

Long Slow Flashing Fireball 06:51:59 UTC (00:51:59 MDT)

images posted by ELPALLSKY-Sandia Sentinel Fireball Camera-El Paso, TX

same event co-captured by Thomas Ashcraft near Santa Fe, NM-Sandia Sentinel Fireball Camera Network

From Albuquerque NM-Academy2 Sentinel All Sky Camera

 

From New Mexico State University-Sentinel All Sky Camera

 

Possible New Mexico Green Meteor Fireball 30APR2011...

Internet Inquiries: 


Albuquerque, New Mexico arrived from google.com on "elp allsky: Large Green Meteor Fireball Nevada, Arizona 30APR2011..." by searching for meteorite new mexico 2011apr.
01:44:50 -- 1 hour 59 mins ago

Truth Or Consequences, New Mexico arrived from google.com on "elp allsky: Breaking Meteor News...Major Large Bright Green Fireball Bolide AL-SC-GA-FL 10-10:15 PM EDT 29APR2011......" by searching for green meteor "april 30" "new mexico".
22:42:46 -- 21 minutes ago

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ASTEROID Debris Strikes Earth in New Mexico? Sep 21, 2010

"Event 3" of  21SEP2010 03:03UTC 9:03pm MDT

 Video by Sandia National Laboratories (c) 2010 All Rights Reserved

ASTEROID Debris Strikes Earth in New Mexico?
Multiple fireballs over New Mexico and Western Texas May be Linked to a Recent Asteroid Near Earth Event
by Jim Gamble and LunarMeteorite*Hunter 
(c) 2010 AllRightsReserved  Excerpts only with full URL and Author(s) citation.

  Recent multiple fireballs reports streaming in from North and South America may be linked with the near Earth passing asteroids of Sep 8-9.  The most recent multiple events occurred last night (Sep 21, 2010) over Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado. The first two of the multiple events were nearly simultanenous over central New Mexico. They were followed by Event 3, a 23 second major bolide event over northern New Mexico at 9:03pm MDT (03:03UTC)
(see LunarMeteorite*Hunters).
  Event 4  occurred  some one-and-a-half hours later at 10:36pm MDT (04:36UTC), and was also observed from El Paso, Texas.  It was of short duration, approximately 1.5 seconds, with a visual magnitude of -6.  It followed the identical trajectory of Events 1,2,3 but occurred farther south, probably over south central New Mexico.

  video credit: Thomas Ashcraft Allsky Observatory (c) 2010 All Rights Reserved

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